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Lab 1-3 Exam Flashcards

1
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Key points for setting up a microscope.

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  • start on low power
  • center and focus
  • set the condenser
  • move un to high power, remember to center and focus
  • adjust iris diaphragm
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What is the formula for estimating the actual size of a cell/organism?

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diameter of field of view/ # of times the cell/organism fits across the field of view

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What is the diameter of field of view for the 4x, 10x, and 40x objective lens?

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4.40mm, 1.75mm, 0.44mm

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What four basic structural features do all living cells have?

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  • plasma membrane
  • cytoplasm
  • DNA
  • ribosomes
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Define prokaryotes

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cell or organism that lacks membrane-bound organelles and a true nucleus

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Define glycocalyx

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it traps water and protects the bacterium from desiccation

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Define capsule

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a very thick glycocalyx in bacterial cells which prevent the bacteria from being destroyed by an animal’s immune system or to help them adhere to surfaces

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Define nucleoid

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region of prokaryotes where genetic material is located (usually one circular chromosome)

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Define eukaryotes

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cell or organism that contains membrane-bound organelles and a true nucleus

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Eukaryotic cells are ______ in size than prokaryotic cells.

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larger

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11
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Chromosomes in eukaryotes are….

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linear

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12
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Cell wall material in prokaryotes

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polysaccharides and amino acids

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13
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Cell wall material in plants and fungi

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cellulose or chitin respectively

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14
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What factors may contribute to pollution in the samples?

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  • climate
  • sewage
  • pesticide
  • run-off
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15
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Examples of Light Microscopy

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Fluorescence Microscopy

Confocal Laser Scanning Microscopy

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Examples of Electron Microscopy

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Transmission Electron Microscopy

Scanning Electron Microscopy

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17
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Prokaryotes include what groups of organisms?

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bacteria and archaea

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18
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Eukaryotes include what groups of organisms?

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plants, fungi, animals, and protists

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19
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Define plasmids

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small pieces of circular DNA

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20
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What are the three types of plastids?

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chloroplasts, chromoplasts, and leucoplasts

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21
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Green pigments that capture light energy used in photosynthesis called ________ are located on the _____________ in chloroplasts.

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  • chlorophyll

- thylakoid membranes

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22
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Define plasmodesmata

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slender cytoplasmic connections used by plant cells to communicate

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23
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Define stomata

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where gas exchange occurs

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24
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Define guard cells

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regulate the opening and closing of stomata

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25
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Define anthocyanins

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blue, purple, and red pigments that occur in the central vacuole some plants and are water soluble

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26
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Define pseudopodia

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cellular extensions that form, enabling the organism crawl and perform phagocytosis

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27
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What cytoskeletal component is responsible for pseudopod formation?

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microfilaments

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28
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Define phagocytosis

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a process where pseudopodia encircles and traps small animals and other food particles to be packaged into food vacuoles

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29
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Define contractile vacuole

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functions in osmoregulation

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30
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Define osmoregulation

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maintenance of a constant internal solute concentration by an organism

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31
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What cytoskeletal component are cilia and flagella made of?

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microtubules

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32
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Define cell wall

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provides support and protection

33
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Define central vacuole

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  • stores water, enzymes, ions, proteins, pigments, toxins

- provides support through maintenance of turgor pressure

34
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Define chloroplasts

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  • where photosynthesis occurs

- contains chlorophyll

35
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Define chromoplasts

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-plastids that contain pigment (carotenoids) that give colouration to attract for pollination and seed dispersal

36
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Define cilia

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-short appendages that facilitate locomotion

37
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Define cytoplasm

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-creates an environment for processes that take place in the cell

38
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Define cytoskeleton

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gives cell shape and structure

39
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Define microtubules

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structure and movement of cilia + flagella, cell organization and shape

40
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Define microfilaments

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cell strength, shape + structure

41
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Define flagella

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long appendages used for locomotion

42
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Define food vacuole

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contains food particles engulfed by cell

43
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Define golgi apparatus

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modifies, stores, and ship products of the ER

44
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Define leucoplasts

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-plastid that lacks pigments; stores + produce different macromolecules

45
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Define lysosome

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-contains hydrolytic enzymes that digest a cells food + wastes

46
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Define mitochondria

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carries out cellular respiration and supplies majority of ATP

47
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Define nucleolus

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where ribosome subunit assembly occurs

48
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Define nucleus

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contains the cells genetic material and controls cells function, DNA synthesis, and RNA transcription

49
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Define plasma membrane

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separates a cell’s contents from surrounding environment and regulates passage of substance in and out of cell; selectively permeable

50
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Define ribosomes

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found in cytoplasm and synthesizes protein

51
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Define rough ER

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initial synthesis + sorting proteins for export; studded with ribosomes

52
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Define smooth ER

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lipid synthesis + modifications; detoxification of drugs and alcohol, calcium storage, glycogen breakdown

53
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Define vesicles

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contains macromolecules for storage, transport, or secretion

54
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Define solute

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a substance that is dissolved in a liquid

55
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Define solvent

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a liquid that has dissolved or can dissolve

56
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Define solution

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a liquid and its dissolved solutes

57
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Define passive transport

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transport occurs without the expenditure of energy (diffusion and osmosis)

58
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Define diffusion

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the random movement of molecules of a substance from an area of high concentration of that substance to an area of low concentration of that substance.

59
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Define osmosis

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the movement of a solvent (usually water) through a selectively permeable membrane from an area of low solute concentration to an area of high solute concentration

60
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Define isotonic

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solute concentrations are same inside and outside of cell; therefore, equal movement of water in and out

61
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Define hypertonic

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if a cell has a higher solute concentration than their environment

62
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Define hypotonic

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cells have a lower solute concentration than their environment

63
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Define turgor pressure

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the plasma membrane forced to push outward

64
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Define plasmolysis

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contraction of a plant cell as a result of loss of water

65
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Define binary fission

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prokaryotic cell division (circular chromosome replicates, cell wall and cell membrane grow inward to divide into two, identical daughter cells)

66
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Define chromatin

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DNA and associated proteins

67
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Define genes

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specific nucleotide sequences of DNA that code for particular characteristics

68
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Define mitosis

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division of the nucleus, resulting in two genetically identical daughter nuclei

69
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Define cytokinesis

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division of cytoplasm between resulting daughter cells

70
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What are some of the major functions of mitosis?

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-production and maintenance of multicellularity
(development from zygote, to embryo, to adult)
-asexual reproduction
-replacement or old/damaged tissue

71
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Describe Interphase

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G1: cell growth, organelles form
S: DNA replicates
G2: resumes growth

72
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Describe prophase

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-chromosomes condense, nuclear envelope disintegrates , spindle microtubules begin to form

73
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Describe metaphase

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  • spindle apparatus is fully formed
  • microtubules attach to centromeres of chromosome which have
  • lined up an mid point of the spindle
74
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Describe Anaphase

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  • centromeres of each replicated chromosome separate and

- single chromosomes are pulled to opposite poles

75
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Define telophase in plant cells

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  • single chromosomes at poles begin to uncoil,
  • nuclear envelope forms around each group of chromosomes
  • cytokinesis begins and cell plate forms and grows outward until it forms a complete cell wall that separates the two daughter cells
76
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Define telophase in animal cells

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  • single chromosomes at poles uncoil
  • nuclear envelope begins to form around each group
  • cytokinesis begins and cleavage furrow forms between the 2 nuclei and pinches the cell into 2 separate daughter cells
77
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Define multicellular

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single organisms that have specialized cells that perform different functions

78
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Define pyrenoid

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contained within the chloroplast and is responsible for the synthesis of starch from the sugars produced by photosynthesis

79
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Define colony

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composed of individual cells or organisms that adhere to each other and may communicate with each other

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